Got some growth pictures for you all.
First is Lady Wellington. It is certainly possible that she is growing. She is not, however, chewing on the fence as the picture would suggest. She’s yawning.
Lucy is staring at something. Knowing her, it is some shiny object or her shadow.
These are peas. They are growing near the fence so they can climb up. There are many of them sprouting up with similar looks to these.
Cucumbers. Growing like they should. Again, trying to figure out what I should do with those I pull out as I thin out the pots. Suggestions are welcome.
Tomatoes. They started out about the size of a water bottle and are growing very well. They are supposed to be smaller than normal so I don’t know what size their going to grow to.
Basil. Just starting to pop up. Again, not sure how big their going to be but it shall be a fun project to watch.
Garlic. Growing well too. There are still others in the pots that are growing well too.
Sunflower. Same one from before…growing near the grape.
Yet another shot of the peas.
Morning Glory. They have started to pop up and have begun to pick up some height. I’m told they get rather tall and large. I think I’ll have to thin them out and get some stakes for them to climb up.
Honestly, haven’t the foggiest what the next one is a picture of. Sorry. I probably had an idea at some time but haven’t the foggiest what now that I look at it.
The next three pictures are beans. I was convinced they weren’t going to make it, due to rodent based issues. However, it seems like I didn’t give them enough time. They are starting to sprout and there are a lot of them.
After the beans come the peppers. They are still growing and, as you’ll notice, still in their pots. In the ground is coming for them, just a matter of when.
Cosmos. They are continuing to grow in the pot. So far, the number doesn’t seem to be inhibiting growth. Might let them continue on that course, at least of for the time being.
Planter boxes. Got the planter boxes from Kelly’s folks and have painted them so their looking better. A mixture of Marigolds, Petunias, and something else. Still haven’t put them on the porch where I want to, but that’ll happen…eventually.
An overall of the garden. Tomatoes are to the far left but that is the only noticeable growth…yet.
